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Cordelia Sky Arrives in Mumbai, Doubling Cruise Fleet
Cordelia Sky, a new cruise ship, has arrived in Mumbai.
It is the second ship in the Cordelia Cruises fleet in India.
The company’s first ship, Cordelia Empress, began sailing in India five years ago.
Having another ship means the company can carry more travellers and offer more trips.
Cordelia Sky is larger than its predecessor.
It has more than 1,000 rooms for guests.
There are also restaurants, bars, pools, entertainment spaces and sports facilities.
The ship includes areas for children and teenagers, too.
Cordelia Sky has arrived in Mumbai as the second ship in Cordelia Cruises’ Indian fleet.
Its arrival comes five years after the company began sailing in India with Cordelia Empress.
The addition is expected to increase the company’s capacity and broaden its itinerary options.
Cordelia Sky measures more than 77,000 gross tonnes and 258 metres in length.
The ship has over 1,000 staterooms, 10 restaurants, 11 bars and a 930-seat theatre.
- Who
- Cordelia Cruises and its new ship, Cordelia Sky.
- What
- Cordelia Sky arrived as the company’s second ship in its Indian fleet.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- When
- The arrival was reported; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- The ship’s addition is intended to increase capacity, expand itinerary choices and make cruising more accessible to Indian travellers.
Key facts
- Fleet status
- Cordelia Sky is Cordelia Cruises’ second ship in India.
- First ship
- Cordelia Empress began sailing in India five years before Cordelia Sky’s arrival.
- Gross tonnage
- More than 77,000 gross tonnes.
- Length
- 258 metres.
- Staterooms
- More than 1,000.
- Dining and bars
- 10 restaurants and 11 bars.
- Theatre
- A 930-seat theatre.
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